A STUDY ON THE REGENERATION PROGRAM OF THE BIJLMERMEER HOUSING ESTATE : Building a sustainable community by means of integrated approach

Tetsuya KAKUHASHI · Yoshimitsu SHIOZAKI

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The Bijlmermeer housing project in Amsterdam which was built during the sixties and seventies has been a "problematic estate" soon after the opening of the town because of an increase of vacancy of flats, vandalism, criminality and so on. And now the regeneration project is being taken place from the beginning of nineties. The method of regeneration consists of three pillars of spatial, socio-economic and management renewal. The purpose of this study is to assess the results of the renewal achieved and explore how these three pillars of renewal work accompanying synergy effects.

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1994Rule and Order Dutch Planning Doctrine in the Twentieth Century 1997Fragmented Brussels and Consolidated Amsterdam. A comparative study of the spatial organisation of property rights 2002A STUDY ON THE URBAN PLANNING DOCTRINE AND THE GROWTH MANAGEMENT IN AMSTERDAM DURING THE TWENTIETH CENTURY

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